My Kind of Book. My Kind of Girl

Agatha Parrot and the Odd Street School Ghost by Kjartan Poskitt ill Wes Hargis

The Day Agatha Parrot Came to My House

One sunny morning Agatha popped up in my mailbox. Yup, brilliant red hair, over-sized clomping boots, star-studded shirt and all.
Although it was a sunny morning at my house, it was NOT sunny for Agatha. "It was a dark and stormy night on Odd Street."
These details are not odd at all for a young heroine who lives on Odd Street, where all of the houses have (of course) odd numbers.
She lives in number five which has (of course) a red door.
As soon as I began reading, I knew (of course) that Agatha and I were going to be great friends.

It didn't take me long to realize that I am absolutely, totally and completely enchanted with this book because:

• It is the perfect size. It fits nicely in my hands. This book feels like it was made precisely for my small hands and fingers.
• Agatha's unique voice is so fun. It's a book which is even better when read aloud. If you can keep from laughing as you read. Good luck with that.
• Within the pages you'll find a mystery, a ghost, Fish Popz breakfast cereal, a vice principal who hands out leaflets teaching HOW TO SIT ON A CHAIR, and some exciting after-dark escapades.
• It's a series! There will be more Agatha Parrot adventures.

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Meet Agatha and her friends from the Odd Street School.

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